WorstNightmare
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Lane is staying at her big brother’s house for the summer.
When Jungkook throws a small party with his closest friends, he sends Lane away for the night.
Or so he thought.
Jungkook never imagined the night would end the way it did.
And the worst part is, he doesn’t regret it one bit. -
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Jeongguk pulls back only far enough so he can speak clearly to you. “You're so wet…” He can see where your slick dampens your shorts, then. Good to know. You swallow painfully. “You like to watch, huh? You like them together?” He kisses your thigh, right at the hem, chaste and slow.
You nod, unable to speak.
He tilts his head, considering. The soft ends of his hair brush against you. It tickles. Your toes curl.
Jeongguk looks back at the other men over his shoulder. They have a silent conversation, obvious, but the content is a mystery to you. Taehyung nods at the youngest, and Jeongguk turns back to you, grinning deviously.
“You wanna watch them…go further?”
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You were the assistant choreographer for BTS tasked with taking over for the lead while on tour. You'd sacrificed everything for this job, and you didn't want to risk it. But one day, during a private rehearsal with Jungkook, the temptation proved to be too sweet.
Now you have to juggle the social, physical, and emotional consequences of your affair(s, because whoops! You also hooked up with another member). Jealousy between the members, social isolation, and potential feelings? No, that last one was not something you'd allow. You already had enough on your plate. You had to squash that down.
But feelings demand to be felt. And you cannot run away forever.
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Two years and five months into sobriety, lawyer Park Jimin, thirty-four, has rebuilt her life around routine, shared custody, and never making the same mistake twice. Falling for her eight-year-old son's soccer coach, a tattooed twenty-two-year-old who makes children laugh as easily as she makes Jimin lose her composure—was never part of the plan. But healing isn't linear, and sometimes the hardest person to forgive is yourself.
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Jung Hoseok is not just a ray of sunshine; he’s the entire sun. In private, he thrives on spontaneity and one-night stands; commitment has always been a foreign concept. Hoseok doesn’t repeat the same experience twice—the same person, twice.
Well, except for her.
Sibella has been on her own for a long time. Survival meant keeping her expectations of others and her needs low and nonexistent. Here, in Korea, she’s finally seeming to have found a place for herself. No matter how much Hoseok confuses her with how he oscillates between passionate intensity and cold indifference, she’s desperate to keep this—whatever this is—going.
Hoseok sees all of this. He sees the little sparkles of hope in Sibella’s eyes when he’s uncharacteristically gentle, or when he gives her a little smile in the hallway—little crumbs to keep her hooked to him, and… he hates to be that guy… but he’s just not capable of more than a quick fuck in his dance studio.
*This is a standalone but also could be a direct book 5 to Studio & Sweetgrass, Writer's Block, Rebound & Sage, and Dom(me), however, you do not need to read them for this book to make sense*